Analyze your golf performance with advanced strokes gained statistics to identify strengths and improvement areas.
Unlock insights into your game with strokes gained analysis. Compare your performance to tour averages across driving, approach, short game, and putting to identify where to focus your practice efforts.
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Strokes gained is the most advanced golf statistic, measuring how many strokes better or worse you perform compared to a baseline (typically PGA Tour averages) from any position on the golf course.
+2.0 or better: Exceptional performance
+1.0 to +2.0: Very good round
0 to +1.0: Above average
-1.0 to 0: Below average
-2.0 or worse: Poor performance
Scratch Golfer: -2.5 to -3.5 total
5 Handicap: -4.0 to -5.0 total
10 Handicap: -6.0 to -7.0 total
15 Handicap: -8.0 to -9.0 total
20+ Handicap: -10.0 or worse
Putting: Usually biggest differentiator
Approach: Most important for scoring
Driving: Sets up other shots
Short Game: Saves strokes around green
Beginners: Lose most strokes driving and approach
Mid-handicap: Short game and putting weaknesses
Low handicap: Small losses across all areas
Scratch golfers: Strong approach, adequate putting
Tour pros: Excel in approach and short game
Biggest Losses: Focus practice time here first
Approach Shots: Highest impact on scoring
Putting: Easiest to improve quickly
Short Game: High return on investment
Driving: Distance vs. accuracy balance
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Important: This simplified calculator provides basic strokes gained estimates. Professional strokes gained analysis requires detailed shot tracking with precise distances and lie conditions. Use these results as general performance indicators and practice guidance.